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05.20.16: Brotherly Disposition

The MUD reacted today to an announcement by the CNE yesterday that the signature-verification process for the recall referendum would involve Continue reading →

01.29.15: Lethal Force

The Venezuelan government authorized the use of lethal force to suppress peaceful protests last night in a surprise move that Continue reading →

August 13: Lopez Denied Defence

A judge refused to accept Leopoldo Lopez’s defence, including evidence and witness testimony, effectively rendering him unable to legally contest the Continue reading →

May 12: Angelly Pernia

On May 5, a student by the name of Angelly Pernia was arrested during a demonstration at the Universidad Catolica del Continue reading →

April 6: El Cafetal

I woke up this morning from a message from my aunt saying that there was something happening in Caurimare and Continue reading →

April 1: Access Denied

Maria Corina Machado Denied Access to the National Assembly Maria Corina tried to get into the National Assembly today, but National Continue reading →

March 22: Fight To Victory

The demonstrations today were pretty big. Certainly the biggest in a few weeks. This is a picture of the demonstration Continue reading →

March 3: Perseverance

The Oscars were last night. For many Venezuelans, the man of the hour was definitely Jared Leto, as he mentioned Continue reading →

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